On 2011-01-28, digy digy wrote:
>>> * It's not possible to make custom changes in IKVMed Lucene.NET
>>> unless you make your changes in java sources and compile them.
>> Wouldn't a "custom change" contradict the goal of a line-by-line
>> translation?
> What I intented to say was customizations
>> * It's not possible to make custom changes in IKVMed Lucene.NET unless
you
>> make your changes in java sources and compile them.
> Wouldn't a "custom change" contradict the goal of a line-by-line
> translation?
What I intented to say was customizations made by Lucene.Net users, not as
a Luc
Hi DIGY
On 2011-01-28, digy digy wrote:
> * Java's bytecode doesn't contain metadata about generics and when Java is
> compiled, all info about generics gets lost. So, IKVMed Lucene.Net will have
> to live without generics.
Ah, yes, the joys of type erasure. I completely missed that.
> * IKVM
Hi Stefan,
* Java's bytecode doesn't contain metadata about generics and when Java is
compiled, all info about generics gets lost. So, IKVMed Lucene.Net will have
to live without generics.
* IKVM is the java world in .NET runtime in fact. If you are , for ex, to
write an analyzer, you have to ov
On 2011-01-27, Granroth, Neal V. wrote:
> Use of IKVM was discussed before.
I'm really sorry. Normally I wouldn't have brought it up without
searching the archive - I did so in the context of "this is a question
the people we hope to attract might ask".
Please be patient with the new people we
It would also have drastic affects on other people using Lucene for
commercial and OSS projects.
On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 11:36 AM, Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> Hi,
>
> sorry I started this before doing my homework. If we took the IKVM
> route Lucene.NET's binary distribution could not bundle the Ope
Hi,
sorry I started this before doing my homework. If we took the IKVM
route Lucene.NET's binary distribution could not bundle the OpenJDK
derived DLLs. They are licensed as GPL2 + Classpath Exception[1] which
is part of the list of explicitly prohibited licenses for ASF
distributions[2].
This